His Goalie
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A whole team. A single girl. What difference could Teagan Bayard make on an all -boys team but for the worst? Especially when her dads the coach, she's getting constantly bullied, and to make it worse the captain hates her, and the defense player isn't a fan either.
Will she make it?
Why is she there?
Come find out.
Disclaimer I know nothing of hockey, a lot of this will be based off of google.
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